Bob Shaw Heads to West Point as Oklahoma Entrant
Thursday's Dail reports Bob Shaw son of M Shaw of 510 East Tenth leaves for West Point to begin the United States Military Academy July 1. He will join peers from Kansas City Missouri joining the July class. Shaw is the sole Oklahoma entrant this year. Also noted is George Currant recovering from a broken leg after a team incident. Emma J. Greeg leaves Ada for summer study at the University of Southern California Los Angeles. Mrs Pauline Rowlett, with her daughter and niece, visited Seminole with sister Ed Menasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Shaw
Ea. S. M. Shaw
West Point
United States Military Academy
Kansas City
Bob
Tom J. McKeown
Oklahoma
Mies
Emma J. Greeg
California
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
Miss Grece
Ada
Pauline Rowlett
Jean
Lavada Burns
Seminole
Mise Irene Massingill Leaves for Denver Vacation
Mise Irene Massingill departed early this week for Denver Colorado to enjoy a summer vacation with relatives and visit familiar spots in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Irene Massingill
Denver
Col
Threlkelds Plan Coastal Visit After Ada Trip
Dr and Mrs W R Threlkeld and daughters Mary and Catherine leave today for Longview Texas to visit. They will also tour Galveston and other coastal cities. Id L Speaks secretary of the state board of agriculture was in Ada this morning on an inspection trip and stopped to greet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Threlkeld
Mary
Catherine
Longview
Texas
Galyeston
Id L. Speaks
State Board of Agriculture
Ada
Mr. Speaks
State House
Talley Party Learns of Brother Sam Brock's Death
Mr and Mrs J P D Talley and Mrs Lillie Crossland left Ada for Oklahoma City after word their brother Sam Brock died early today in a city hospital. Brock formerly lived in Ada and worked as an agent for Phillips Petroleum. Funeral details were not available this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PD. Talley
Holt couple heads to Chicago for Democratic convention
Mr and Mrs Thomas P Holt depart today for Chicago Illinois where Holt will serve as a delegate to the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Holt
Chicago
Ill
Holt
Oklahoma Student Plans Summer Trip to Saskatchewan
Hank Riddle, a University of Oklahoma student visiting friends in Ada this week, has completed plans to spend the summer in Saskatchewan, Canada. He will leave Sunday and return to the states in the early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Riddle
University of Oklahoma
Ada
Saskatchewan
Canada
Mrs. Brents Sent Home From Oklahoma City Hospital
Mrs. T. E. Brents of 406 South Seeadway has been moved to her daughter Maud Pittman at 511 West Twenty-fifth. In Ada she wrote that she is now in a wheel chair and will not return for many weeks due to badly burned feet from a recent accident.
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T. E. Brents
South Seeadway
Oklahoma City
Maud Pittman
West Twenty-fifth
Brents
Ada
Cottingham-Lovedones Bid-Adieu as Thomas Family Leaves
Mr and Mrs J D Cottingham hosted guests for two weeks, Mr and Mrs G W Thomas. Mr and Mrs Thomas plan to move to Denver where they will make their home. Mrs Thomas is the former Miss laVerne Cottingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Sanday
J. D. Cottingham
G. W. Thomas
La man announce birth of daughter Wanda Lee
Mr and Mrs Theodore La man announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday June 12. The baby has been named Wanda Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Laman
Wanda Lee
Finley couple announce birth of Billy Merrett
Mr and Mrs B F Finley announce the birth of a son on Friday June 24. The baby has been named Billy Merrett. The Pinleys live in the Rebee community route two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Finley
Billy Merrett
Pinleys
Rebee
Route Two
Miss Kate McKeown Leaves Carthage for Vacation Tour
Miss Kate N. McKeown, visiting her parents at 121 West Fifteenth, left Carthage Texas after her school closed in May for a vacation. She stopped in Tulsa to visit her brother Mayo E. McKeown and his family and will spend several weeks visiting relatives in North and South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate N. McKeown
T. B. McKeown
West Fifteenth
Carthage
Texas
Tulsa
Mayo E. McKeown
North
South Carolina
Mrs Lena Carr-Nead Visits Oklahoma Relatives
Mrs Lena Carr-Nead of Washington, D C, is spending her vacation with her mother Mrs W E Carr south of Stratford and with other relatives and friends in the community. She will visit Ada with friends and relatives and will be the house guest of Miss Ruth Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Carr-Nead
Washington, PD. C
W. E. Carr
Stratford
Ada
Oklahoma
Ruth Collins
Sumters Visit Durant Kin in Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Bob Sumter and son Bob of Durant are guests of Mr Sumters parents Mr and Mrs R Sumter at 621 South Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Sumter
Bob of
Durant
Mr. Sumter
Sumter
South Hayes
Miss Violet Knight Leaves Ada for Pouchkeep New York
Miss Violet Knight departs Ada Saturday for Pouchkeep New York after a multi day stay with her aunt Miss Kate Knight and friends in the city. Knight works as a summer term instructor at Vassar College and teaches in New Orleans during winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Knight
Ada
Pouchkeepsix
New York
Kate Knight
Miss Knight
Vassar College
New Orleans
Anna Howard and Daughter News Brief
Fragmentary note from Meaday's Daily mentions Mrs. Anna Howard and her daughter, with unclear details. Further context missing to determine event, location, or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaday's Daily
Anna Howard and
Daughh
Visitors Spend Sunday in Fitzhugh with Friends
Lucille, Miss Beryl Simpson and Miss Haze Deerman were in Fitzhugh on Sunday visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Lucille
Beryl Simpson
Haze Deerman
Fitzhugh
Miss Wilma Chism Returns From Wichita Vacation
Miss Wilma Chism came back this weekend after spending a month in Wichita Kansas for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Chism
Wichita
Kansas
Beard Couple Return From Midwest Vacation
Mr and Mrs John Beard returned to Ada Saturday from a month long trip in Indiana and Illinois. They visited relatives in Indiana and attended the Republican convention in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beard
Ada
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
Duncan and Chapman couple return from Bonham weekend
Mr and Mrs W C Duncan and Mr and Mrs James Chapman returned from a weekend visit with relatives in Bonham Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Duncan
James Chapman
Bonham, Texas
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Willie Mae Fisher
Mrs. Willie Mae Fisher died at her Electra Texas home after a brief illness Friday night June 24. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3:00 in Electra with her sisters Mrs. Hagar and Mrs. Beeker attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Fisher
Sam F. Beeker
Harry B. Hager
Electra
Texas
Hagar
Beeker
Fisher
Weekend visit by Metz family in Ada during Oklahoma trip
Mr and Mrs Metz and their two children who spent the weekend at Horse Shoe Ranch stopped in Ada on their return yesterday afternoon to visit friends briefly before continuing home to Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs Aldridge Guests in Ada Family Home
Mrs. Aldridge formerly Miss Irene Thacker of Rofs was married in Ada on Sunday June 26 and is hosting her sister’s family in Dallas guest week at 28 E Seventh. Charles DPD Al Aldridge of Dallas Texas visits Ada with Mrs Aldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dpd. Aldridge
Dallas
Texas
Aldridge
Charles L. Johnson
Irene Thacker
Ada
Mrs Lillie Vernon Returns to Ada After Texas Trip
Mrs. Lillie Vernon returns to Ada from Marlin Texas where she traveled for a vacation and medicinal baths. She reports she is greatly improved after the trip and treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Vernon
Ada
Marlin
Texas
Fleet Leaves Ada for Los Angeles to Attend Olympic Games
Jonn Fleet departed Ada for Los Angeles to visit his brother Carl Fleet and attend the Olympic Games. He expects to be away a month or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn Fleet
Ada
Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Fleet
California
Miss Stuth Walker Heads to Columbia for Summer Session
Miss Stuth Walker an art instructor at Horace Mann Training School left Ada for New York City to begin the July summer session at Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuth Walker
Horace Mann Training School
Ada Today
New York City
Columbia University
Cadets to Attend C. M. T. C. annual encampment
Max Crain Ned Rogers Lester Denney Lowell Henry and Buf ford Howard leave this week for Fort Sill to take part in the C. M. T. C. annual encampment during July.
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Max Crain
Ned Rogers
Lester Denney
Lowell Henry
Bufford Howard
Fort Sill
Oklahoma City Leader Visits Lions Club Luncheon
Barney Klepper of Oklahoma City spoke at the Lions club luncheon. Former Shawnee superintendent of schools, he now represents Jasper Sipes Co. in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Klepper
Oklahoma City
Lions Club
Klepper
Shawnee
Jasper Sipes Company
Kendall Family Back From Vacation in West Virginia and Illinois
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Kendall and their children returned to Ada early this week after a two weeks vacation visiting relatives in West Virginia and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Kendall
Ada
West Virginia
Illinois
Ada Girl Attends Camp Dellwood With Oklahoma Delegation
Miss Eva Blake and 12 Oklahoma girls travel to Camp Dellwood in Dellwood North Carolina for a summer session. The group will join the Oklahoma delegation and stay at the camp until September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Blake
T. B. Blake
South Broadway
Ada
Dellwood
N. C
Okmukee
Oklahoma
Camp Dellwood
Ada Notes on Local Visitors and Family Travel
Mrs Sam Brock, in Ada since her husband’s funeral last Saturday, returned today to Oklahoma City after visiting relatives. Miss Mary Kate Fisher of Oars visits Ada this week. Mrs Ed Brents shows slight improvement and is with her daughter Maud Pittman in Oklahoma City. Mrs George Mayhue and daughter Muriel return to Ada from Illinois after a monthlong trip to Flora Beecher and Chicago, accompanied by Mrs L H Burton of Seminole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brock
Ada
Oklahoma City
Brock
Mary Kate Fisher
Ed Brents
Brents
Maud Pittman
George Mavhue
Muriel
Illinois
Flora, Beecher
Chicago
L. H. Burton
Seminole
Mayhue
Ants to the nomination recalled at Madison Square Garden
No. 5 ants recalled the scene eight years ago in the opening sessions of a biz break up at Madison Square Garden. Marylanders, over a hundred strong with 16 votes, displayed placards urging the Democracy to win with Ritchie while candidates moved about amid traveling ovations. Murray on Ham Early Murray from Oklahoma, with one delegate from North Dakota, arrived an hour before noon as the hall began to fill.
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Madison Square Garden
Ritchie
Murray
Ham
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Delegates Gather as Raskob Opens Republican Convention
The Oklahoma delegation settles in as Pat Harrison Huey Long and others arrive. Evangeline Booth leads the opening prayer in Salvation Army uniform, followed by Mme. Rose Zulaham singing The Star Spangled Banner amid flags and portraits of Washington.
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Ernor
Oklahoma
Murray
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Panama
Huey Kong
Louisiana
George Washington
Raskob
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Mme
Rose Zulaham
Massachusetts
McKeown Congressmen Visits District Before Primary
Congressman Tom D. McKeown and Mrs. McKeown are in the district for a few days around the July 5 primary. He fills speaking dates during a lull in Congress and the Democratic convention. He plans to return to Washington after the primary and expects Congress to be in session much of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom D. McKeown
Congress
Building and Loan Dividends Withheld in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City June 23. State building and loan board orders withheld dividend payments to build up reserves. W J Barnett to bank commissioner reports the directive. Shareholders may withdraw only up to 50 percent until funds stabilize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State Building and Loan Board
W. J. Barnett
Murray Appointer Wins Court Battle
Oklahoma City June 28 The state supreme court directed the Cherokee county district court to dismiss a suit against the Democratic appointee to the county board of commissioners. The ruling upheld that Republican plaintiffs and Frank Warren lack private citizen standing to sue over the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Murray
Cherokee County Board of Commissioners
State Supreme Court
Cherokee County District Court
D. E. Robison
John L. Wade
Frank Warren
Denton Former City Manager P J Beyette Jr Dies
P J Beyette Jr a 66 year old former city manager of Denton died at his Fort Worth home after a three year illness. The death was reported from Fort Worth Texas. Beyette served Denton in local government and his passing ends a long public service career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Ter
P. J. Beyette Jr
Denton
US FISCAL YEAR ENDS AS DEFICIT SURGES TO NEAR 2.9 BILLION
Washington reports the new revenue measures aim to stabilize finances with projected taxes of about 3.261 billion and an overall deficit near 2.9 billion as the 1932 program moves forward. Expenditures total 4.83 billion, spurred by emergency outlays and programs like the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Internal revenue fell sharply from the prior year while customs and other receipts declined. The 1928 tax provisions add 1.118 billion to revenue, and spending exceeds receipts by about 851.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Treasury
Hoover
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Hero Worshipers In Evidence At Democratic Convention
Chicago crowds press through Congress Hotel to glimpse presidential hopefuls in 1932. Delegates alternates autograph seekers and curious locals flood Alfred E. Smith Roosevelt and other campaigns seeking a corridor speech or a handshake amid the convention’s show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Alfred F. Smith
Ritchie
Florentine
Maryland
Ebey for Legislature a tested man of experience
The notice urges voters to support W. H. Ebey a candidate with a clean pioneer record and proven ability. It stresses Ebey will fight for voters interests and asks readers to give him their vote and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ebey
Prohibition debate delays Democratic platform in Chicago
In Chicago on June 29 the Democratic platform committee clashed over the prohibition plank with factions favoring repeal and immediate Volstead Act modification. The debate halted work for hours as lines on tariff silver and revenue were debated. Walsh pressed a wet plank seeking repeal of the 18th Amendment and state backed temperance steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic Platform Committee
Hull
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Platform
Murray
Oklahoma
Walsh
Massachusetts
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Walker
New York
Will Rogers at Democratic Convention in Chicago Stirs Crowd
Will Rogers accepted the nomination at the Chicago convention and quipped that he would “stand here and act the fool” until the platform committee agrees on a platform. He praised several candidates, recalled past campaigns, and urged voters to support the eventual nominee as party unity looms. Oil production data for the week ended June 25 is also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
Platform Committee
Eddie Dowling
Rogers
Will
Democratic Party
Tom Walsh
John W. Davis
Jimmie Cox
Texas
East Texas
Kansas
United States
Lindbergh On Witness Stand In Curtis Trial
Col Charles A Lindbergh testified in Flemington New Jersey about his faith in his servants and Dr John D Condon amid the Curtis trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He said Curtis claimed a Lindbergh household member aided the crime and that he believed Condon had contact with the kidnappers. He noted three household staff members were present in court and said Curtis misled him at first but later tied Curtis to ransom money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington
N. J
Charles A. Lindbergh
John D
Jassie) Condon
Johny Hughes Curtis
Lindbergh
Curtis
Col. Lindbergh
Betty Gow
Ollie Wheatley
John F. Condon
Oil Production Again Reduced
Oil and Gas Journal reports show national crude output fell from 2,192,421 to 2,149,881 barrels per day as California and Oklahoma cut production. California slid from 479,500 to 460,000 barrels, Oklahoma from 452,985 to 426,435 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Texas
West Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Kansas
State of Texas
Gulf Coast
Tulsa
California
Oil and Gas Journal
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George Currant
Tom Mkedwa
Smith
Lpr
James A. Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farley
Joshes
Chicago Stadium
Gov. Roosevelt
al Smith
Bill Murray
Gow
Claud C. Bobbitt
Pontotoc County
Clyde Vaughn
Shippy St. Greenville
8. C
Ndeford
Aubrey M. Kerr
Democrat
Kern
Ventetoc County
W. T. Webb
Reber
T. E. Vaughan
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